This brilliant mix combining the commercial hits of Lil Wayne (aka Weezy) and the soundtrack of (500) Days of Summer is quite possibly the most epic thing I have ever heard. The mix was posted over at KeapHope, and creator MySickUncle explains: “This is not a mash up album, this is an album about Wayne.” I suggest you stop what you’re doing right now and go listen to (500) Days of Weezy.
By now I’m sure you’re all tired of Ke$ha’s 2009 hit “Tik Tok” as much as I am, and I normally wouldn’t wish another play of it on you except in this form– mashed up with Back to the Future:
If you haven’t seen it, check out this equally awesome/odd mashup of Tik Tok + Star Trek which undoubtedly inspired the above.
Thanks to iwantmyTVNOW who hit us up to provide clarification on the above. Great minds think alike!
(via Annie)
The latest craze in China has people painting or dying their dogs so they appear to be wild animals. The results are, well, shocking to say the least. One of my Asian friends sums it up best: “Look what we did! It’s like God found a way to give me a pet tiger!”
This craze isn’t just limited to Golden Retrievers that look like tigers. There isn’t a more appropriate animal mashup in China as the fluffy puppy that appears to be a panda cub:
No word yet if this is all just a response from the Chinese government to protect their citizens against the Teenage Mutant Ninja Poodle.
(via Britzgerald, via What’s On Xaimen)
We’re only days away from the World Cup, and Adidas has released an increidble mashup that combines Star Wars, Daft Punk, Snoop Dogg, and the World Cup into one piece of brilliant marketing. Admiral Ackbar, I assure you: it’s not a trap.
(via Techland)
Here at The Dilla, we’re big fans of when hip-hop and videogames collide. Check out this mashup of Jay-Z’s Roc Boys and a track from The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening from Aquma’s Jay-Zelda: Beat’s Awakening project.
(via Bitmob)
Premakes: remakes remade in the past.
They’re like video mashups – but with an olde timey feel – pioneered by filmmaker WhoIsEyevan (Ivan Guerrero).
This concept just might replace the now-stale Sweded movie trend that swept through YouTube over a year and a half ago
Ghostbusters (1954):
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1951):
Forest Gump (1949):
(via the always cool Roughly Daily)
Some of the best hits from the 80’s, performed in the turn of the century style of ragtime piano. Talk about a mashup!
Track List:
(via Levy)
